I have no excuse whatsoever for spelling her name wrong — I've proofed it in many a WisCon publication. It's Orkorafor (a instead of the e I typed earlier).
That page mentions how it was nommed for everything and won World Fantasy Award. There are first two chapters on the site, enough to see whether it's worth exploring more.
Tis available on Kindle: have you been able to get the free Kindle readers for iPhone or Mac to talk? If so, there's your answer for $8.
But if the Kindle version is sold with talking off, then I'm hoping the WisCon experience may have made her more open to the "lend the file for reading" request.
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Date: 2011-11-23 12:27 am (UTC)Here's the book's home page.
http://nnedi.com/who_fears_death.html
That page mentions how it was nommed for everything and won World Fantasy Award. There are first two chapters on the site, enough to see whether it's worth exploring more.
Tis available on Kindle: have you been able to get the free Kindle readers for iPhone or Mac to talk? If so, there's your answer for $8.
But if the Kindle version is sold with talking off, then I'm hoping the WisCon experience may have made her more open to the "lend the file for reading" request.